Wednesday, July 20, 2011

Oracle Priority Service Infogram for 20-JUL-2011


CPU

You can find the starting point for information on the July 2011 CPU here: Critical Patch Update Advisory

The next four Critical Patch Update release dates are:
• October 18, 2011
• January 17, 2012
• April 17, 2012
• July 17, 2012

Hyperion

One of our favorite blogs here at the Infogram, In 2 Hyperion, is having an Open Call For Guest Authors And Topic Requests

RDBMS/APEX

This is an interesting use of APEX at Gokhan Atil's Oracle Blog: How to Automate Startup/Shutdown of Oracle Database on Linux

Solaris

The Oracle Solaris Cluster Oasis let's us know that Oracle Solaris Cluster 3.3 5/11 is announced

PeopleSoft

The PeopleSoft Technology Blog weighs in on AppDesigner Enhancements (in PeopleTools 8.52).

Exadata

In part two of his article, Kevin Closson apologizes up front for the length of his article. Well I'm not against piling on, so I'll add that the title is too long as well: I Can See Clearly Now. Exadata Is Better Than EMC Storage! I Have Seen The Slides! Part II. SuperCluster Storage? Just try printing that on a matchbox!

The Ron Batra Blog: Technology Directions, has some good thoughts on juicing up Facebook (and other such large social networks and demanding HA apps, Second Life, are you guys reading this?): Facebook's Database Architecture: Think ExaData; Exalogic ?

Data Warehousing

The Data Warehouse Insider tries to answer one of the questions that has troubled humanity for ages (well, for a few years, anyway): Is Parallelism married to Partitioning? I would add: Does Clustering know about the Marriage?

Also in the realm of EBS this week, Chris Warticki's Blog - Oracle Support announces: FREE E-Bus Accounts Payables Support Webcast

MOS

With a new version of MOS come discussions of improvements, problems, etc.. Here's a place to read about some of those discussions and join the conversation, the OraJourn blog: MOS 5.3: Search and Knowledge .

BI

At the blog Achieving Great BI With Oracle BI there is a posting that has the prospect of being an important concept in BI. See what you think: Prototyping with OBI .

Performance

Tanel Poder is in the midst of writing the much awaited book we mentioned previously on the Infogram, but sent at least a posting to a posting update on his blog. He recommends reviewing Cary Millsap's seminal article: Mastering Performance with Extended SQL Trace

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